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Mississippi Alimony Laws and Spousal Support
The Court may award either party spousal support or alimony if such an award is determined to be equitable and just. In considering a party�s request for spousal support or alimony, a Mississippi Court will consider the following factors:
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the spouse's income and expenses;
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the spouse's health and earnings;
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the spouse's needs, obligations, and assets;
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the presence of any children;
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the spouse's ages;
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the standard of living during the marriage;
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any tax consequences;
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any marital fault;
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any wasteful dissipation of assets;
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length of the marriage; and
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any other just and equitable factors.